Warren County Republican candidates announce plans
A set of candidate notices from Warren County announces Georges F. Haebn as Sheriff and Byron Wenapp as Commissioner and Auditor, each subject to the Republican primary on September 20, 1927, with locations listed as Warren, Pa. and dates in April 1927.
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Warren County
H. H. Jefferson
Sheffield
Sherff
Comin
Georges F. Haebn
Repubican
Byron Wenapp
Warren, Pa
Wright Seeks Warren County Treasurer Nomination in Primary
Gerald C. Wright of Warren Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for the office of Treasurer of Warren County. He seeks the Republican voters’ support at the upcoming primary on Tuesday September 20, 127. Wright filed April 23, 1927.
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Gerald C. Wright
Warren Penn
Mary Sullivan's New Life at the Graham Home
Mary, once linked to Wally Mason and facing reform for her alleged influence, moves with Robert Sullivan to Arthur Graham's elegant Garden City residence. The Graham family accommodation brings Mary into luxury, breakfast in bed, a tennis court, and a bright future as she adapts to her new guardians, amid lingering tensions over her past and the charitable care for Bobby and others.
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Elaine Sullivan
Wally Mason
Afary
David
Bobby
Elf Dotty
Arthur Graham
Mary Sullivan
B. Jasper
Mia
Wally
Graham
The
Herald
Arthur
Asylum
Bob
Garden City
Sulivan
Molle
Robert Sullivan
Moble
Mollie
Oll B. Jasper
Moffie
Mollis
Muato
Arethus
Jasper
Old Jasper
Robert
Graham Home
J. Mary Sullivan
Aitte
Toba
Five Power Conference Misgivings Echoed in Europe
A half minute essay argues France and Italy balked at Coolidge's plans, fearing a five power conference would resemble a five horse power meeting. Mussolini and Caesar analogies surface while noting past players like Napoleon and Britain, the U.S., and Japan must unite with caution and purpose.
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France
Italy
Coolidge
Mussolini
Caesar
Napoleon
Great Britain
United States
Japan
In Our Town Poem Reads Like Local Sermon
The column quotes John Shreep puzzled by his son in St Louis claiming to be head instructor in a school of chi ody. The piece uses dialect to depict religious assurance, poverty, and faith guiding the speaker’s path as he asserts daily divine provision.
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John Shreep
St. Louis
Bill Thompson Vows Bold City Stance as Mayor
New Chicago mayor Bill Thompson pledges a firm stance against King George, asserting a campaign to push him out of the city, while signaling a chivalrous posture toward Queen Mary amid tense political winds.
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Bill Thompson
King George
Chicago
Queen Mary
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